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SWToolbox Software Information SWToolbox Software Information

USGS and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have combined their SWSTAT and DFLOW software programs into a new tool for the low-flow anlaysis, the SWToolbox. As of May 2022, the SWToolbox has been superseded by the Hydrologic Toolbox.

The Groundwater Toolbox: A Graphical and Mapping Interface for Analysis of Hydrologic Data The Groundwater Toolbox: A Graphical and Mapping Interface for Analysis of Hydrologic Data

The Groundwater Toolbox is a graphical and mapping interface for analysis of hydrologic data. It provides methods to estimate many of the components of the water budget for a hydrologic basin, including precipitation, streamflow, base flow, runoff, groundwater recharge and evapotranspiration. As of May 2022, the Groundwater Toolbox has been superseded by the Hydrologic Toolbox.

MODFLOW-GUI Version 4 MODFLOW-GUI Version 4

MODFLOW-GUI is a preprocessor and postprocessor graphical-user interface for preparing MODFLOW-96, MODFLOW-2000, MODFLOW-2005, MOC3D, MODPATH, and ZONEBDGT input data and viewing model output for use within Argus Open Numerical Environments (Argus ONE).

Creating Custom Bar Codes for Tracking Samples from the Field to the Laboratory Creating Custom Bar Codes for Tracking Samples from the Field to the Laboratory

This tool is being provided free to the public in support of field and laboratory specialists who would like to create custom bar codes in order to better maintain their field and laboratory samples.

Point-Source Load Estimation Tool (PSLoadEsT) Point-Source Load Estimation Tool (PSLoadEsT)

The Point-Source Load Estimation Tool (PSLoadEsT) provides a user-friendly interface for generating reproducible load calculations for point source dischargers while managing common data challenges including duplicates, incompatible input tables, and incomplete or missing nutrient concentration or effluent flow data. Maintaining a consistent method across an entire study area is...
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